A Blue Jays fan from Niagara Falls, Ont., wears his 30-year-old cap as he enters the ticket gate for the Bisons home opener in Buffalo, April 4, 2013. The Buffalo Bisons, the Toronto Blue Jays minor league team this year, played their home opener against the Rochester Red Wings on a sunny, but cool afternoon at Coca-Cola field.(Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)

The Buffalo Bisons played their home opener against the Rochester Red Wings at Coca-Cola field in Buffalo.(Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)

A Blue Jays fan from Buffalo plays catch as he waits in line to enter today's Buffalo Bisons home opener.(Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)

Hybrid Blue Jays/Bisons fans look through their programs before the home opener.(Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)

Fans enjoy a sunny, but cool afternoon as the watch the Buffalo Bisons play their home opener against the Rochester Red Wings.(Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)

Only in Buffalo could you have two chicken wings racing a celery stick, and blue cheese dip. .(Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)

Hall of Famer, Roberto Alomar, gets a pinch on the cheek from Blue Jays owner, Paul Beeston, right, while they chat with Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown.(Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)

Hall of Famer, Roberto Alomar, waves to the crowd as he heads out onto the field to throw a ceremonial first pitch.(Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)

The Bisons’ Moises Sierra, left, and Anthony Gose, stand for the playing of the Canadian and American National Anthems.(Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)

Moises Sierra stands with his Bisons teammates during the playing of the national anthems.(Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)

Anthony Gose, right, fist bumps with teammate Adam Loewen, during player introductions before the home opener in Buffalo.(Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)